CHAMPION PAIRS
Waipawa Team Wins Bowling Competition A FINE PERFORMANCE Waipawa won the champion pairs on the Kia Toa green on Saturday, winning the eight games played — a very fine performanee. In the final round Hastings and Havelock North were lying next with two defeats. Hastings had little difiiculty in defeating Heretaunga, but Omarunui had a win over Havelock North and this victory gave Hastings second honours, Waipawa mean while accounting for Wairere. At the close of play Mr F. Logan, president of the Centre, presented the prizos, congratulating the two teams upon the fine performances established. The following are the details of the lAst two rounds: — Seventh Round
Omarunui 14, National Service 11. Wairere 20, Bluff Hill 15. Napier 17, Kia Toa 13. Waipukurau 21, Hastings 12. Waipawa 14, Port 13. Heretaunga 19, Havelock North 16. Eighth Round Waipawa 19, Wairere 13. Omarunui 18, Havelock North 12. Hastings 16, Heretaunga 12. Bluff Hill 20, Kia Toa 10. Napier 15, Waipukurau 14. Port 19, National Service 19.
Won Lost Waipawa 8 — Hastings 6 2 Havelock North .... 5 8 Wairere 5 3 Port Ahuriri u . . . . . 5 3 Omarunui 4 4 Napier 3 5 Bluff Hill 3 5 Waipukurau 3 5 Heretaunga . .1 2 6 Kia Toa 2 0 National- Service .... 2 6
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 44, 8 March 1937, Page 7
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